Infection Control Scenarios: MCQ Challenge

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Froggy Jumps Infection Control Scenarios: MCQ ChallengeVersión en línea Test your infection control skills with scenario-based questions. por Tamika Latham 1 A nurse enters a room with a patient who has MRSA. Which PPE is most appropriate before contact with the patient? a Gloves and gown b Mask only c Gown only 2 After assisting a patient, you perform hand hygiene. What is the minimum soap-and-water wash time per CDC guidance? a 20 seconds b 10 seconds c 5 seconds 3 Which action breaks the chain of infection by reducing transmission from the reservoir? a Using antibiotics routinely b Reusing gloves without washing c Hand hygiene 4 A patient requires a sterile urinary catheter insertion. Which technique is required? a Sterile technique b Medical asepsis c Standard precautions 5 Which precaution is best for a patient with tuberculosis requiring airborne protection? a Negative-pressure room and N95 respirator b Standard room and surgical mask c Droplet precautions only 6 You discover a dried blood spill on the floor. What is the correct cleanup step? a Wipe once with water b Sweep it up with bare hands c Wear gloves and use appropriate disinfectant, then dispose of materials properly 7 Which item should always be disposed of in a sharps container? a Paper towels b Soiled gloves c Used needles 8 What does postexposure prophylaxis (HBV/HIV) typically involve after a needlestick? a Wait 24 hours before seeking care b Immediate reporting and medical evaluation with possible vaccination c Ignore if no symptoms 9 Which statement best distinguishes disinfection from sterilization? a Sterilization kills most pathogens; disinfection eliminates spores b Both kill all organisms always; context determines usage c Disinfection kills most pathogens; sterilization eliminates all life forms including spores 10 Which scenario requires sterile technique rather than clean technique? a Cleaning a patient’s skin with soap b Cleaning a stethoscope with alcohol c Inserting a urinary catheter 11 Standard precautions apply to: a All patients regardless of diagnosis b Only during surgical procedures c Only known infectious patients 12 What is an example of a fomite in infection control? a Bloodborne pathogen in serum b Airborne droplets c A contaminated stethoscope 13 To prevent exposure, where should sharps containers be located? a On the patient’s desk b As close as possible to the point of use c In a separate room far away 14 Which disease requires contact precautions due to high contamination risk? a C. difficile infection b Common cold c Varicella (chickenpox) 15 What is the primary purpose of the Exposure Control Plan? a Protect at-risk workers and outline response procedures b Limit PPE usage c Increase work hours 16 In a hand hygiene scenario, when hands are not visibly soiled, what is recommended? a Never wash unless hands look dirty b Soap and water only c Alcohol-based hand rub 17 Which person is most susceptible to infection and requires extra precautions? a Healthy adult visitor b Immunocompromised patient c Young healthy nurse 18 Which method is used to sterilize surgical instruments? a Steam under pressure (autoclave) b UV light exposure c Chemical sanitizers only 19 Which of the following is true about a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)? a Only a chemical name list b It is optional in most facilities c It contains handling, storage, and emergency info for chemicals 20 What action is most effective in preventing transmission of infection? a Proper hand hygiene b Using antibiotics routinely c Wearing gloves alone 21 What is the first item to remove when doffing PPE? a Gloves b Gown c Mask 22 After removing gloves, what should you remove next? a Mask b Gown c Goggles/Face Shield 23 Immediately after doffing PPE, what should you do to prevent contamination? a Hand hygiene b Disinfect shoes c Rinse under water 24 Why remove goggles/face shield before the mask? a Because it’s easier b To avoid contaminating eyes and face c To save time 25 How should gloves be removed to prevent contamination? a Pull them over the wrist b Cut them off with scissors c Peel away from hand turning inside out 26 Where should contaminated PPE be discarded? a In a trash can b In a designated biohazard container c Outside the room 27 If PPE is visibly contaminated, what is the recommended action? a Replace it and perform hand hygiene b Wash the outside only c Keep wearing it until end of shift 28 Which action helps prevent self-contamination during doffing? a Avoid touching the face with bare hands b Share PPE with others c Wipe face with cloth 29 Is double gloving a problem for doffing safety? a Double gloves must stay on whole shift b Outer gloves are removed first to minimize contamination c Remove inner gloves first 30 What is the correct doffing order for most PPE sets? a Gloves -> Gown -> Goggles/Face Shield -> Mask/Respirator b Gown -> Gloves -> Mask -> Goggles c Gloves -> Mask -> Gown -> Goggles

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Infection Control Scenarios: MCQ ChallengeVersión en línea

por Tamika Latham

A nurse enters a room with a patient who has MRSA. Which PPE is most appropriate before contact with the patient?

After assisting a patient, you perform hand hygiene. What is the minimum soap-and-water wash time per CDC guidance?

Which action breaks the chain of infection by reducing transmission from the reservoir?

A patient requires a sterile urinary catheter insertion. Which technique is required?

Which precaution is best for a patient with tuberculosis requiring airborne protection?

You discover a dried blood spill on the floor. What is the correct cleanup step?

Which item should always be disposed of in a sharps container?

What does postexposure prophylaxis (HBV/HIV) typically involve after a needlestick?

Which statement best distinguishes disinfection from sterilization?

Which scenario requires sterile technique rather than clean technique?

Standard precautions apply to:

What is an example of a fomite in infection control?

To prevent exposure, where should sharps containers be located?

Which disease requires contact precautions due to high contamination risk?

What is the primary purpose of the Exposure Control Plan?

In a hand hygiene scenario, when hands are not visibly soiled, what is recommended?

Which person is most susceptible to infection and requires extra precautions?

Which method is used to sterilize surgical instruments?

Which of the following is true about a Safety Data Sheet (SDS)?

What action is most effective in preventing transmission of infection?

What is the first item to remove when doffing PPE?

After removing gloves, what should you remove next?

Immediately after doffing PPE, what should you do to prevent contamination?

Why remove goggles/face shield before the mask?

How should gloves be removed to prevent contamination?

Where should contaminated PPE be discarded?

If PPE is visibly contaminated, what is the recommended action?

Which action helps prevent self-contamination during doffing?

Is double gloving a problem for doffing safety?

What is the correct doffing order for most PPE sets?